A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms' Ambitious Multi-Season Plan Explained By Creator
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms creator Ira Parker has an ambitious idea for telling Dunk and Egg's story that would span decades of real time.
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Wonder Man And A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Prove An Important Franchise Lesson
Marvel's Wonder Man and HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms have arrived just when their respective franchises need these series the most.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms' Potential Title Change Addressed By Creator
Is A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms really changing its title after the season 1 finale? Here's what showrunner Ira Parker had said on the matter.
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Winona Ryder's First Post-Stranger Things Role Is A Giant Beetlejuice Reunion
Winona Ryder is following up the final season of Stranger Things by reuniting with her Beetlejuice director Tim Burton on the Netflix series Wednesday.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Has Somehow Made One Game Of Thrones Death Even More Heartbreaking
One already-heartbreaking death from Game of Thrones takes on new levels of meaning thanks to what we see in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Neon Genesis Evangelion Is Getting A New Anime After Ending Three Times, Because Nothing Ever Ends
For the 30th anniversary celebration of Neon Genesis Evangelion, Studio Khara announced a brand new Evangelion anime series.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Season 1's Last Shot Pays Tribute To One Of The Greatest Movie Endings Ever
The final shot of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' first season nods to an admittedly cheesy but emotionally resonant movie ending.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Season 1 Finale Features The Strangest Music Choice In The GoT Franchise
The season 1 finale of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms includes a real-world song in a move that's both baffling yet fitting for the Game of Thrones spin-off.
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Does A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Confirm A Major Fan-Theory? It's Complicated
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms appears to confirm a major fan theory about its source material in its season 1 finale ... or does it? Let's break it down.
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Starfleet Academy's First Gay Klingon Has The Support Of Star Trek Legend George Takei
Starfleet Academy has introduced the first canonically gay Klingon, Karim Diané's Jay-Den Kraag, and he has the support of queer Star Trek icon George Takei.
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Robert Baratheon's Rebellion Stage Play Could Either Ruin Or Save Game Of Thrones
Yet another Game of Thrones spin-off is happening, this time in the form of a stage play about Robert's Rebellion. Is that a good idea or a bad one?
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Game Of Thrones And Breaking Bad Fans Are Engaged In The Stupidest War Imaginable
The fandoms of Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad are engaged in a war in which they're review-bombing the other show on IMDb to drive down episode scores.
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Can An Animated Venom Movie From Final Destination Filmmakers Give New Life To The Symbiote?
The Final Destination: Bloodlines directors will helm an animated Venom film for Sony Pictures, and a key figure from the live-action films will be involved.
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President Donald Trump Claims Melania Is A Box Office Success – The Facts Say Otherwise
Donald Trump has boasted that Melania, the documentary about his wife, is a success, but the box office numbers and other objective metrics say otherwise.
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Paradise Season 2 Review: Sterling K. Brown Returns For A Messier, But More Emotional Odyssey
Despite a bumpy ride, Paradise season 2 is well worth the watch, especially when it focuses on star Sterling K. Brown and new cast member Shailene Woodley.
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Psycho Killer Producer Roy Lee Says The Movie's Grossest Moment Was Almost Nastier [Exclusive]
Roy Lee, a producer of the horror thriller Psycho Killer, tells us that the film's grossest scene could have been even more excessive.
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Glen Powell's How To Make A Killing Is A Secret Remake Of A Comedy Masterpiece
The marketing hasn't made this obvious, but Glen Powell's new movie How to Make a Killing is a remake of a classic comedy starring Alec Guinness.
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Marvel Unintentionally Helped Make Redux Redux A Better Sci-Fi Movie, According To The Directors
The writer/directors of the sci-fi indie film Redux Redux tell us how Marvel Studios inadvertently helped give them an assist with their screenplay.
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Toy Story 5 Trailer Features Woody's Return As Tech Tries To Take Over
Woody and Buzz Lightyear are back for Toy Story 5, and they're taking on modern tablet technology. Check out the film's new trailer right here.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's In-Universe Comic Book Was Not Created Using AI
Fans were worried that a comic seen in an episode of Starfleet Academy might have been made using generative AI, but thankfully, it was created by humans.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 Trailer Promises Those Big Dragon Battles Are Finally Going To Happen
It's an all-out civil war in the trailer for House of the Dragon season 3, as the Games of Thrones prequel/spin-off prepares to make its long-awaited return.
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Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Trailer Teases Tommy Shelby's Biggest Threat Yet
Cillian Murphy's Tommy Shelby returns in the trailer for Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, and his latest threat hits more than a little close to home.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Episode 7 Makes A Perfect Double Feature With A Classic TOS Adventure
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy's seventh episode has some elements that may seem slightly familiar. We recommend a double feature with this classic TOS episode.
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Ultimate Spider-Man's Triumphant Ending Proves Marvel Canceled The Ultimate Universe Too Soon
The ending of Ultimate Spider-Man has us wanting even more from this particular canon. Did Marvel cancel the Ultimate universe too soon?
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The Simpsons Episode 800 Answers A 37-Year-Old Question
The Simpsons is still providing new insight into America's favorite animated family, including the aftermath of the couch gag in episode 800.
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Star Trek: Legacy Isn't Happening, But The Enterprise And Seven Of Nine Are Getting Their Own Comic
A proposed Star Trek: Picard spin-off show known as Star Trek: Legacy isn't happening, but a comic book with the same premise involving Seven of Nine is.
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